Dancing to a resistant imaginary: reconfiguring female (a)sexualities through Zorbitality
In the twenty-first century, asexuality has become synonymous with sexual orientation, being described as a ‘lack’ of sexual attraction. At this juncture, a study of female (a)sexualities is long overdue. Firstly, very little has been written on the topic. Secondly, with the rise of a postfeminist c...
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2018
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